U.S. and allied forces kick off combat drills with Philippines as China objects
Summary
The United States and the Philippines have started one of their biggest joint military exercises to show their strength and discourage aggressive actions in Asia. This year, Japan and Canada will also take part in the drills after making agreements to allow their forces to visit the Philippines.Key Facts
- The U.S. and the Philippines began major combat training on Monday.
- These exercises are among the largest they have done together.
- The drills aim to prevent aggression in the Asia region.
- The U.S. is involved despite focusing on the Middle East conflict.
- Japan and Canada join the exercises for the first time as full-time participants.
- Both countries signed agreements to send forces to the Philippines.
- The Philippine military provided this information.
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